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How do i insert a yes/no facility that can be clicked on at the end of a
question? I've seen what I want in the templates but I can't modify to offer
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Explore data validation?

Select the range,
click Data Validation
Under Allow: List
Enter in Source: Yes, No
Click OK
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How do i insert a yes/no facility that can be clicked on at the end of a
question? I've seen what I want in the templates but I can't modify to offer
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Thanks Max, it worked just as you said. However, as soon as a click on
another box it disappears only coming back when I return to the box. How do I
keep it visable for all to see?

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Explore data validation?

Select the range,
click Data Validation
Under Allow: List
Enter in Source: Yes, No
Click OK
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
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How do i insert a yes/no facility that can be clicked on at the end of a
question? I've seen what I want in the templates but I can't modify to offer
multiple answers.
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One way is use an input message ..
Re-select the DV range, click Data validation
Click on the Input Message tab
Under Input message, type say: Select response
Click OK
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Thanks Max, it worked just as you said. However, as soon as a click on
another box it disappears only coming back when I return to the box. How do I
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Thanks Max i think I'm getting to grips with it now.

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One way is use an input message ..
Re-select the DV range, click Data validation
Click on the Input Message tab
Under Input message, type say: Select response
Click OK
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Thanks Max, it worked just as you said. However, as soon as a click on
another box it disappears only coming back when I return to the box. How do I
keep it visable for all to see?



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Welcome, spacemagnet.

For more info on Data Validation,
try Debra Dalgleish's marvellous coverage at her:
http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal01.html
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